The official position of CPAC organizers is that they could not fit Chris Christie at the conference (Photo credit: Marissa Babin)
This March, the Republican Party is organizing its annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), which is a big annual gathering of conservatives, where they get together and make conservative speeches to each other and try to out-conservative each other. (I apologize for using word “conservative” so many times, though I’ve honestly tried to use it conservatively). Chris Christie, the Republican Governor of New Jersey, was a star of the last year’s CPAC. However, this year CPAC has not invited Christie to address the conference, citing his “limited future” with the party due to his less-than-conservative positions on Sandy relief and gun control. Here are 10 other prominent conservatives that CPAC organizers will not invite this year, with their brief explanations.
1) Singer Ted Nugent: “He said that if Obama is re-elected, he’d be either dead or in jail. Either way, he won’t be able to make it.”
2) Sarah Palin: “What if she starts talking, then quits her speech mid-sentence to go on a book tour or reality show?”
3) Marco Rubio: “The only way we can have him is if we can keep him away from water bottles. It was just easier not to invite him than hire TSA agents to confiscate all water bottles.”
4) George W. Bush: “Who?”
5) Allen West, an African American Tea Party politician: “We already got Herman Cain. What do we need a second black man for?”
6) Arnold Schwarzenegger: “He couldn’t make it this year, but said he’ll be back.”
7) Mitt Romney: “Why do you keep bringing up these people that we have no idea who they are??”
8) Richard “Rape is a gift form God” Mourdock, a Senatorial candidate: “Though if he were to attend, his speech would have been a gift from God…”
9) Karl Rove: “We would have invited him, but he’s just too busy trying to win Ohio for Romney.”
10) Clint Eastwood: “With so many people that aren’t invited, there would just be too many empty chairs at CPAC to keep Eastwood from talking to them.”
List of X 
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This is absofuckinlutely magnificent List of X, thank you.
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Thank you Jueseppi!
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😉
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Christie has (i hear) a 76% approval rating… and they don’t invite him. Yep, these folk truly are insane. Great list, List!
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Thank you! And then they wonder why they don’t win elections and think it’s all a giant conspiracy. At least they are not yet trying to burn Christie at the stake for heresy.
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Waving hi! 2 & 4 are my faves! As usual I love IT. 2 thumbs UP. Lmao
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Thank you! And it’s not that easy waving ‘hi’ with two thumbs up :))
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*fell out laughing* True, but trust and believe IF it can be done I’ll figure out a way to do it..
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Of course I trust you! But now that you’ve fallen to the floor, you’ve made it even harder 🙂
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I kind of miss Sarah Palin. Well, not so much Sarah Palin as Tina Fey imitating Sarah Palin.
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I heard 30Rock is ending. Could it be that Tina Fey is going to be impersonating Palin full-time?
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Me too. That’s the first thing I thought of, no more Tina Fey. A shame!
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I think Fey without Palin would still be very entertaining, if 30Rock is any indication. But Palin without Fey would be really depressing.
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This is just brilliant. I never type LOL… I hate LOL… but I LOL’d…
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Thank you! I guess 3 LOL’s in your comment must be some kind of a record then 🙂
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It has never happened before.
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You should check with your doctor. It could be a sign of an early onset of teenageitis.
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Great list, 4, 8 and 10 are my favourites. Bush who?
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Yes, I have no idea, too. There was this 8 year long period after Clinton during which absolutely nothing had happened and no one was president 🙂
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Also Dick Cheney (“Same reason as George W. Bush.”)
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And Rumsfield, and Wolfowitz, Gonzales, and Powell, and Rice, and pretty much every other member of Bush’s administration.
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Is Cheney still in an undisclosed location?
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I don’t think so, though I wish he was.
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Good ol’ Sarah Palin. Whatever happened to her? Never mind. I don’t care.
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I actually care what happens to her, but more in a “can-I-make-a-joke-out-of-it” way.
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I hear they invited Ronald Reagan, but he couldn’t hear them because of the helicopter idling nearby.
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I am sorry to say that I am not getting your reference (there is a reference, right?) Probably because of all the helicopter noise.
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Funny list.
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Thank you!
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Brilliant andf hilarious post!
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Thank you!
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Haha! Can’t until the inevitable “Conservatives Gone Wild” video that will be released shortly after this Republcan lollapalooza.
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No need to wait, you can watch “Conservatives Gone Wild” free of charge today, pretty much 24-7 on Fox News.
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Hahaha! The Republicans are sticking with the tried and true strategy of only listening to the completely insane fringe wackos of their party. It was so effective in the last two elections. I loved when Jon Stewart said Obama was the luckiest man alive because of who he was up against.
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I’m also sticking with the tried and true strategy of listening to the completely insane fringe wackos of the Republican party. They are pure comedy gold.
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Comedians love it when Repubs are elected. The jokes just write themselves.
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Frankly even here in lil’ ol’ New Zealand I think all politicians are whacko — why should yours be any different? But that Obama guy has to be well qualified as the most powerful idio— man in the world. He’s got a nice smile.
(That’s what he was elected on, no?)
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Yes, Obama’s smile is nice.
But he was mostly elected because both times he was very lucky to run against some very weak excuses for presidential candidates.
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